On Wednesday, Other World Computing announced that its one, two and three gigabyte RAM modules for MacBook laptops had become available and were immediately shipping.
The modules are priced competitively against Apple’s factory upgrade option, wherein upgrading from one gigabyte of RAM to two gigabyes would run US$175, Other World Computing cites that their upgrade option can be had for US$99.97.
For a three gigabyte RAM upgrade, users can expect to pay US$177.99 for a two gigabyte chip and a one gigabyte chip. According to The Mac Observer, the chip also meets the specification for the current Intel-based iMacs and can be used in these machines.
The company also currently offers a US$20 rebate on RAM that’s been traded in and ships a free online video installation guide to help the users upgrade their machines. A lifetime Advance Replacement Warranty is also offered for the RAM upgrade.

On Wednesday, Other World Computing announced that its one, two and three gigabyte RAM modules for MacBook laptops had become available and were immediately shipping.
The modules are priced competitively against Apple’s factory upgrade option, wherein upgrading from one gigabyte of RAM to two gigabyes would run US$175, Other World Computing cites that their upgrade option can be had for US$99.97.
For a three gigabyte RAM upgrade, users can expect to pay US$177.99 for a two gigabyte chip and a one gigabyte chip. According to The Mac Observer, the chip also meets the specification for the current Intel-based iMacs and can be used in these machines.
The company also currently offers a US$20 rebate on RAM that’s been traded in and ships a free online video installation guide to help the users upgrade their machines. A lifetime Advance Replacement Warranty is also offered for the RAM upgrade.